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** 2022 HIGHLIGHTS **

Apolitical Foundation

Pathways to Politics Program for Women

Pathways to Politics Program for Women

Better Leaders, Better Democracies: Mapping the Organizations Shaping 21st Century Politicians.  Out of 400 organizations mapped and surveyed (globally), we ended up interviewing deeply, 62 organisations.  Politics in Colour was one. 

Pathways to Politics Program for Women

Pathways to Politics Program for Women

Pathways to Politics Program for Women

We work closely with Trawalla Foundation and Women's Leadership Institute Australia on creating pathways for Women of Colour in Politics. In 2022, Pathways to Politics Program for Women launched their Knowledge Hub with a feature page for us. 

Workshops and webinars

12 May 2022

Candid Conversation Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

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6.30-7.30pm SA, NT, 5-6pm WA

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12 May 2022

Candid Conversation Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

Sponsored by Deadly Politics, this FREE webinar features Aboriginal women who are running for Federal Election.


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6.30-7.30pm SA, NT, 5-6pm WA

22, 24, 28 Feb 2022

Political Candidate Training for Women of Colour

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9pm

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22, 24, 28 Feb 2022

Political Candidate Training for Women of Colour

Sponsored by Trawalla Foundation and the Women's Leadership Institute Australia, this FREE workshop is designed for Aboriginal and Torres St...

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8 Dec 2021

Candid Conversation with People living with Disability

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8 Dec 2021

Candid Conversation with People living with Disability

This FREE webinar features MPs and Candidates living with disability.


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2 Dec 2021

Candid Conversation with People of Colour Candidates

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2 Dec 2021

Candid Conversation with People of Colour Candidates

This FREE webinar features NSW Local Govt Election candidates from culturally diverse communities.

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5, 7, 12 Oct 2021

Free - ASRC Political Candidate Training Workshop

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5, 7, 12 Oct 2021

Free - ASRC Political Candidate Training Workshop

This FREE workshop is designed for people with lived experience of seeking asylum and refugees. 

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Candid Conversations

Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

12 May 2022

Our panel of Aboriginal Women Candidates for Federal Election includes Senator Dorinda Cox for Greens WA; Tabatha Young for Labor in the seat of Bonner QLD; Cr Trish Frail running in Parkes for Greens NSW and Jackie Bennett is No. 2 Senator for the Australian Federation Party QLD.

People of living with Disability

Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

8 December 2021

Join us for a conversation with Senator Jordon Steele-John - WA Greens Party; Ali France - the QLD Labor  Candidate for the Federal seat of Dickson and Liesl Tesch - Labor Party  Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly representing the Gosford region. 

People of Colour Candidates (NSW)

Federal Election: Aboriginal Women Candidates

People of Colour Candidates (NSW)

2 December 2021

A lively conversation with four culturally diverse candidates running in the NSW Local Government Elections: Aunty Barbara Keeley of Randwick Council; Lewis Burns of Dubbo Regional Council; Emelda Davis at City of Sydney; and Sujan Selventhiran for  of Cumberland City Council.    

Women of Colour Councillors (NSW)

Aboriginal Candidates & Councillors (NSW)

People of Colour Candidates (NSW)

11 August 2021

Celebrating three Women of Colour Councillors featuring Clr Nadia Saleh (Canterbury Bankstown NSW),  Clr Charishma Kaliyanda (Liverpool NSW) and Clr Sera Yilmaz (Fairfield City Council). 


Aboriginal Candidates & Councillors (NSW)

Aboriginal Candidates & Councillors (NSW)

Aboriginal Candidates & Councillors (NSW)

14 July 2021

This NAIDOC Candid Conversation features Clr Dominic Wy Kanak (Waverley Council), Clr Kodi Bryant (Warrumbungle Shire Council) and Lord Mayor Candidate Yvonne Weldon (City of Sydney).

Gay MPs NSW Parliament

Aboriginal Candidates & Councillors (NSW)

Aboriginal Candidates & Councillors (NSW)

15 April 2021

 In the spirit of this year’s Mardi Gras theme ‘RISE’, join us to discover how three gay MPs, Minister Don Harwin, Shayne Mallard MP and Alex Greenwich MP have risen to lofty heights in NSW Parliament.   

Aboriginal Women Candidates (WA)

Aboriginal Women Candidates (WA)

Aboriginal Women Candidates (WA)

17 Feb 2021

Kimberley Women Making Politics History in Western Australia featuring Labor candidate Divina D’Anna, Nationals candidate Milli Hills, and Greens candidate Naomi Pigram.

Women of Colour MPs

Aboriginal Women Candidates (WA)

Aboriginal Women Candidates (WA)

  3 Nov 2020

Our launch event featured Shadow Minister Linda Burney MP (Labur), Senator Mehreen Faruqi (Greens), Jenny Long MP (Greens) and Kaushaliya Vaghela MP (Labor).

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